veeühenduse

veeühenduse is an Estonian term that translates to "water connection" or "water supply connection." It refers to the point where a property's plumbing system is linked to the public water mains or a private water source. This connection is essential for providing potable water for domestic use, such as drinking, cooking, sanitation, and hygiene.

The installation and maintenance of a veeühenduse are typically regulated by local authorities or water utility companies. These regulations often dictate the materials used for the connection, the depth at which it must be laid, and the procedures for obtaining permits and inspections. Proper installation ensures a reliable and safe water supply while preventing contamination and leaks.

In many cases, a property owner is responsible for the veeühenduse from the boundary of their property to the building itself. The water utility company usually manages the main water line up to the property boundary. When purchasing or developing a property, verifying the existence and condition of the veeühenduse is a crucial step to avoid potential issues with water access and associated costs. The term can also encompass the physical infrastructure, including pipes, valves, and meters, that facilitate the water supply to a specific location.